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Home I I wfllu‘lnodge City mintsincda lirenerd
' II entheedge oi theeity
Tribe 3“ I” """""" :i‘ to check the fishes which threetened
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lire-en .............. g‘westorthstpiace.
W ’ Volunteer fire fighters were worked
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MNeHLOU.LI. 1 and ssingother-sthodatoetopths
For. Sweeps T we
Cities to Texas
5...;
t .Wa om Fir-truss.
, a “at the most costly residences. w
. hiscopal. the Congregational end
must Churches. several apart 1
:hossed.’ the Gibraltar end
notch and msny other struc—
4“.
. the fighting eppsrstus yes brought
ville end
tailbone.
uh ”IMMUNE.“
m Takes. end Hugo.
7' m midnight the wind
' and the tire begun to subside
every building on either or
flu” in the heart or the
‘esetion wss- destroyed.
«Va In Puts weter eupply is drawn
h s storsge. is“. s! miles
‘ he town, and is pug-pod by‘
driven engines; 'The electric
7;” plant having been stxnaumeo
” bile evening. end all telephone
' It. set out of commlratoi-
m ne‘ nee-rs at ”his: the engin-
w storage lskp to start the
_ ‘ cy pumps. The centre! tire
. ~ hed been burned. together
rm test or as any. are en's.
at: ”It” tint node a eleen Iwm
s
‘ In southern port at. the city.
‘ 3 e Beth three or four blocks
JD?” open specs arrested
m d the
is end on until
em blocks were consumed.
”‘“ “...; Bl. Less at McKinney.
‘ mm. Tex.
yCotton Compress (‘om
’hed three
3; .
f it“
It
10.000 Mods Homeless.
3:“:
to a telg'ram received
dump. of Ports
‘6» The telegram adds “We need
‘1, “I and money today. "
in. Oil Well Damage 31.000000.
»* TULSA. Okln.. ‘Msich 22. ——Dn
night. when a tire starting
at refuse spread
vs
fit
Q
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consumed by the flame
”my Prllria Fires Also Burning.
“ . Kenn.
. "‘fiflree are burning in a dozen
lest few days Although no-
and were caught
end posture lends hate
to vent reaches of block
to County, started
its way through Scott
m Nests County.
till Wii in
g to the public squsre where
tire temporally.
"" .t'lte tire was swept by the
into the realdentisl section. mill
about thirty
Mach 22. «Fire
Mg in s residence hero caused a .
4” of halt a million dollnra before“
put out early today The Mc-
thoussnd bales or
burned was the heaviest los-
‘AB Tex, March 22.—
... illoutend persons are homeless
“ "halt ll t number went without
.13 morning as a result of
nightu tine st Psrls Texas. so.
from County Judge Thomas L.
“Dated at more than 8] 000 000 was
It“. in the oil fields near Drumrlght
lo the wells.
wells are burning today. it
t’ahh had been destroyed
‘ y thousands oi" .“tl'l’all of oil in
‘M
lurch 22.—-—Preir~
m Ken'sas counties todsy. vegeta
m loving been mede very dry by!
it best and the high winds otx
life has been reported many hous l
in the fast moving!
_One blue which started neer mu.
essiword.
Countlen and iinslly was be-
to be under control west oi
distance of 70.
“WW undue. Scott County. is in thel
. 7 ‘0! the Homes end seven houses'
bid to have been burned there.
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nowisthethnetomrld
advance oi the flames
Fins Panic is Bridgeport.
mmossom'. larch u. —-‘Penie
resulting from s snail tire in the
Hemiltoe Dress Company's building
liddle end oGdlea Hill streets. st
noon todny. caused ten persons to
jump from a third story window to e*
l
«shed below. Michael Cobellv. lied
10. who use his eddress as m
l
leuleeqseseh.
“Muslims-elk
TIE II!"
Td.fle.~ WWW“.
tire storied in a 311?“.
In responding e storm.
No. 4. a. newly equiped treeter. toiled
to treek down s steep hill, end upset.
Norman Wheeler. driver. strapped to
the seat. was rescued from the debris
otstreethathetl beeestl'lckond
splintered by the» engine. without ser-
ious injury.
i
—-The insistent Sentinel elsesiled sdv
vertiser wins—jut as the insistent
@csu”
cones-see “‘mfi.
In In I or? was
It? "Iii
mmwum
8181.”. locideotnily thereto pro
vided house stal with improved living
quarters; tor-hind heusemsids with
sleeping roe-s; soles-god dialer hits
sud added new rooms tor petlema at
moderate vases. noddentgreventhg
device etteehed to elevators; extensive
m.
nus or worsen wins 0'0!!!th 03'
rum-......" etmt
sustained s free
in life.
lreproolng irn _ents made and
entire plant with electrh
Mer-
died
bust
it est
elec-
‘ .ael’é
"it?
the
mult-
tofl'ete woven in
puny, l
—Fully
popular for Spri
here
colors, 29 cts.
8T0-
mu" binations.
in u priccd.
sud '
3-!
liltlllitm of mint.
We»
10“ Ch
been;
stub
. pose.
and
n...»-
This IS a w
set shades, violet, peach, shell
maize and the varied blues.
Ribbon for hairbows in great _
Main floor, south aisle.
Tailo -
in all, 66,-
6“ days of trout-set were given. The
were not without delclt. edded 821.-
000 in investment fund end lne
throughout the Hospital territory. tell
ing mentions the story or this
crest work in hshsl! tat-the ellieted
MOT “I! ”WED.
raw Ham. Kent 81—“
moment, is made tilt the Yele
D
The family seep coke and
the kitchen range no two of
the most necessary entice 1-
daily use in the household. If
unrat-
. they do their work qaerly.
Bug” ‘3 I. E. 5': Fill; 5%”; some” ‘10:. ‘ the results are cleanliFness end
- . tereeees. the lethodist churches in rimmed-Nehem-
Emplhl Supt. 0' We?! W In expected to a large part of livin.
take so ell“ Cling. A "An“. w to
Ahrem 8. stenegh, D.D., formerly M mm
(W m rm Nit) senior at the First is. E. Church. in manage, stonework
South Norwelk. who hes been super» °
--—-— lute-dent tor the pest fourteen yesrs.
(I In“ P I tut one will retire on April 15th. to he sue»
xmmushfl-ddu m osedsdhstnssli-ielnes.D.D..at
mittsd on equal terms present superinwelent of the Brook-
Abwmam,wluln0hurchflociety. Atieldsecre
tlvity m; tu'y is also employed. the Rev. Otto
Built new Home tor nurses. confine M '1‘“ ”“9" “nun" m “u n
HORACE ll. NASH. COR. N0. MAIN AND WEST STS.
Amherst moat genie scheduled for. —-The mat-ten? Sentinel cledsilleli ed-
and s u m. Field the openiaz'vertiser wine-4m as m insistent
suns at the mason. has been eenoei- man or you“ was everythinfi also
led Muse ct weather auditions in lite.
“Sunset” Taffetias
The softest oi Tatictas are shown for the quaint old
fashioned {rocks which have been revived from the last
l‘hcrc lS Sunset Silk which is a supple and1ight
The color effects are the sum
two tones.
pink, geranium,
ng hats. 29 cts.
Reversible Satin Banding. also designed for hats. {our
Girdle and Seek Ribbons of plain and fancy taffeta,
plain shades. lllt new blues, rose color. gold lavender and
many elegantly figured novelties.
variety
Brass Desk Sets
One of the special fcaturcs for Fashit’m chk. it is
a group bought at an especial price, and Wt make no
llli finish is plain but very fine
Nine piece set
Eight piece
oicc of three sizes pad.
“Jepsnette” Frames for Postcards.
(lccasit'mallv a partic ularly attractive or artistic post—
card comcs to sight which we all admire and wish to pre-
sc rvc. 'lhcsc pretty frames are just the thirtg' for the pub »
s
Single _
Double
red Wear iorWeuten
Costumes for sports, traveling and motor!“-
Everyone is cordially
eel: for dispi 3y.
invited ’to come and gather ideas
These are mingled as to warp
- and woof some with white. some with each other. and the
result is charming.
Thirtyvsix inches wide, Sumo.
A Rio’t of Ribbons
Satin Fringed Ribbons are _
Seven different colorings are shown and these wdl be vury
new for this century.
Black and white com’
The Jewelry
the m of fine'Jewel-
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tercs Mes, rew’
lets. Sca'rbuts. etc“ attracts
everyone who understands the
best value at low prices. In
the collection are a number of
new designs that have never
been shown before.
The Geyssca _Blr Pin. which 1
is a moderately longr bar with
a square setting of stones at
t'ithor'end. three styles in the
group: tourmaline» sapphire
and amethyst. This is a prac-
tical pin for v.eil sash or ja»
hot. it can be used anv way.
Tom-teen karat, tween gold. set
with guuinc stones $12.00
Plain Bar Pine. green gold.
orchid.
t‘ 0
fl!
t.
moderately genuine turned. “'75
' Le \’slliercs and separate
pendants.
Gold pocketknives. ~
This is an opportunity to
make selections for Easter
” gifts and a very unusual one,
" (or all thcsr find gold orna~
ments are about one-third less
than regular price. as a Fash-
ion Week offering. -
An experienced Jewelry
salesman in attcdanoc.
$5.00
33.50
Main floor.
The Frocks
of Bewitching' that-octet
Some of these lovely frocks
are so distinctive that they
have been named by the mod-
vietes, or other artists who
to cm
:5 en.
t.
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2-:-
For Stout Women
for large or stout women. Tailors end mnfactur-
‘ ers have also considered this question and all figures
have iycn planned for. The tall and stout woman.
the short and stout woman with large waist,‘ large
host, or large hips.
i“
The department to ale very confident of the abil-
ity to give satisfaction to all who consider more.
ineny ofthesc classes. Gowns, Suits. Stuntman“.
i ‘3’?“ 'Qtl}
have seen them and recogniz-
--ed_ their «individual beauty.
"Among these to be seen (m
the floors-of the Dressy Seev.
0
tion are:‘ ‘
in order to perfect its service to ill woolen, .~'- ' fl , . . , ,, .
‘ . Guam 164! ten, ‘Bnrd i
m in mold with pimples. the section for Suits, Coats and Dresses has paid fireL “, . °
‘- l “M. W. Etch. ' . T - d .di “‘3 ‘0 ‘ i 9'
"an" especsa care to selecting an prov: ng gunner The Gray Moth.
The ,7
"La Goutte de mee,’
Dewdrop. ' .
These with others are all to
the seen on the mend floor.
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...i..-._._-.~~, 2r mm?» ‘2 a on ‘5“ -.-
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' Ru,“ .‘k\'-‘:
(“Amifrench” Lingerie"
Knitted Wool Things
hendknit dressing sacqucs of Shetland are comfortable
' cred.
idem". .
2‘71; 4 ‘3; ‘
W end M sees. Lace Scarves. Corsage Flowers1 .. «£11.
. "‘ ,J ;
i‘." said novelties. ' . 1‘-
-I':‘¢ _ u ' .J‘ . 1.
.... ‘1' ~14": . ,-’ - -
" ' .Memflqor. »,
, 'Vu ‘. _'.‘1 ii I ‘ .i
. niiu 5‘ . <3 .
.. V“ ' g.- i”'.'. -lt\ ’
and lovely to sue.
like. easy to slip on.
1251.».
very things needed to wear under the new spring suit
when it is» a little cold.
stripm, Vassar, Princeton, Yale and llnrvard
...
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That is the question asked by some exquisitc germ
merits which have lately sppcarcd bearing the above1 » .
label. The embroidery on them is so neatly donethat on‘c '
would say it is handwork. Yet it is ‘not, and therein is
the reason for the very moderate price. ' ’
Gownscmbroidered in old blue are quite novel and
dainty. $1.25 end SI 50.
Envelope Chemises in same style,
t 1
$1.25 and $1.56 '
Second floor.
for chilly davs
For women who like to breakfast in bed the pretty
and kimono—
Thcslccvcs are loose
A c l(r.‘. .00 ,\J
ll 0 )\ $4 ‘ *‘rm'wr—m
Spencer jukets. with or without sleeves arc the
All hand knit. gray. black _nnpl
whitc. ‘ .. . _
With sleeves“ ‘ $2.56 -'
Without sleeves 51.50. - .
Socond floor.
1
The Daiutiest
of. NeckWare:
‘Collen end' Gulmpes oi organdie, plain-or-cmebroid—
Scam end The, curry color, insluding the College '-
’Carriek-ma-troos Cellars of effective workmanship
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